David Koelle is an adult student who works full-time and is completing his bachelor's degree in letters, arts, and sciences. He plans to enroll in graduate school by 2013.
"Once I enrolled, my academic adviser and I discussed my options. I've calculated that with CLEP® exams, I can get my degree in four years, instead of eight."
View your Act 48 progress and obtain more information on the Pennsylvania Department of Education Web site. Visit the Penn State Registrar's page for information about reporting Act 48 credits.
Penn State is an approved Act 48 provider for Pennsylvania educators. Our accelerated, weekend, evening, and online course delivery options enable you to meet Act 48 requirements while accommodating your learning and lifestyle needs.
On November 23, 1999, Governor Tom Ridge signed into law House Bill 8, now known as Act 48, which changed the requirements for maintaining an active Pennsylvania professional educator's certificate. Every five years, educators must complete one or more of:
Penn State encourages persons with disabilities to participate in its programs and activities. If you anticipate needing special accommodations or have questions about physical access provided, please contact the program coordinator at 814-865-3443.